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Collection of Earthblood by Laumer & Brown (Doubleday 1966), three Niss stories by Laumer, and six stories by Brown. Edited by Eric Flint. |
Bound in the tête-bêche style with Flight from Yesterday by Robert Moore Williams. |
Collection of six dystopian stories and one novel, Catastrophe Planet (Berkley Medallion 1966). Compiled, edited, and with an afterword by Eric Flint. |
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Collection of 10 humorous SF stories not featuring Retief, including novel The Great Time Machine Hoax. Editor Eric Flint’s afterword discusses Laumer’s use of hoary plot devices. |
Collection of two novels, A Trace of Memory (1963) and collaboration with Gordon R. Dickson Planet Run (1967), plus four stories. Edited by Eric Flint. Preface by Joel Rosenberg. |
Omnibus/collection of four stories and two novels: The Long Twilight (1969) and Night of Delusions (1972). Compiled by Eric Flint. |
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Collection of five stories and two novels: Galactic Odyssey (1967), Dinosaur Beach (1971). Introduction by David Weber. Edited by Eric Flint. |
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Collection of two novellas (including the title one) plus a Laumer appreciation by Sandra Miesel. This book is not related to the 8-story 1971 Doubleday collection with the same name. The second story seems to be an original. |
Collection of one SF novel, A Plague of Demons (1965), plus seven stories of human contact with aliens. Edited and with an introduction by Eric Flint. |
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Collection of 16 humorous SF stories and novel Retief’s War (1966), featuring interstellar diplomat Jaime Retief. All but one of the stories were previously collected in Envoy to New Worlds (1963) and Galactic Diplomat (1965). Edited and with an afterword by Eric Flint. Preface by David Drake. |
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Collection of an original novelette which gives the book its new title plus the novel Retief’s Ransom (Putnam 1971). |
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Adds three stories to Dell 1975 edition. |
Collection of Retief stories which includes the six stories from Envoy to New Worlds (Ace 1963) plus “Rank Injustice” (which first appeared in New Destinies earlier this year). To add to the confusion, five of the six Envoy stories appeared along with a short novel as Retief Unbound (Ace 1979). |
Collection of three stories: two originals (the title story and “The Woomy”) plus “There is a Tide”. |
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Short stories are from Envoy to New Worlds, Ace 1963. |
Collection of two connected short novels, apparently new, plus a reprint of “A Short History of the Bolo Fighting Machines”. |
Collection, including the complete novel The Star Treasure (Putnam 1971), plus 3 short stories. |
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Collection of the title novel (Ace 1962) plus two novelettes. |
Anthology of 22 stories, two original, featuring vegetables. A take-off on the “Dangerous Visions” anthologies. Authors include Ray Bradbury, Michael Bishop, and John D. MacDonald. The cover notes “Created by Keith Laumer”; Greenberg and Waugh are noted only in the copyright. The introduction by Ben Bova is about Laumer, and says the book was Laumer’s idea, but he died without doing it. |
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Anthology of original stories with the authors’ names given in code. |
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Reprint (Syracuse University Press 1996) anthology of erudite essays. |
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Details taken from online listing. |
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Collection of 15 “hard-hitting” stories, seven original, most with SF or horror elements. The author’s introduction is taken from an article on “Dangerous” fiction. |
Original anthology of 23 stories about abortion, two reprints, with a foreword by David Brin and an introduction by the editor. Most of the stories have sf, fantasy, or horror elements. |
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Collection of two classic stories reprinted in a “folded map” format for reading while travelling. In the “Travelman Classics” series. |
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“The Complete Black Mask Cases of the Broadway Squad”. A hardcover edition ($39.95) was announced but not seen. Details taken from publisher website. |
Details taken from publisher website. |
Details taken from publisher website. |
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Details taken from publisher website. |
Details taken from Table of Contents. |
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Collection of eight young adult sf stories, five of them original. |
The first seven Miles Pennoyer cases were originally published as Number Seven Queer Street in 1945. This volume collects together the first six Pennoyer stories, the last two of which have never been printed in North America. Limited to 600 copies. A world-wide edition available in the US for $47.50 and in the UK for £29.00. |
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Reprint (Hutchinson 1926) collection of twelve ghost stories. This edition is limited to 500 copies and adds an introduction by Richard Dalby. A world-wide edition available in the US for $39.50 and in the UK for £24.50. |
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Drops one story from British edition (Hale 1945). |
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